The phrase "analysis corroborated that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or results that support a particular conclusion or claim based on an analysis.
Example: "The analysis corroborated that the new marketing strategy significantly increased sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "analysis confirmed that" or "analysis supported that".
Circular dichroism (CD) analysis corroborated that the structure of insulin in the PEC nanoparticles was preserved after lyophilization.
Ex vivo analysis corroborated that tracer uptake in cancerous mammary gland tissue is highest in areas with high expressions of VEGFR2 co-expressed with CD31.
The analysis corroborated that the structural transformation could be achieved by shearing motion of Cr atoms in (0 0 1) planes.
Annexin V staining analysis corroborated that a higher percentage of cells underwent apoptosis in the control group than in the Y-27632 group.
Moreover, statistical analysis corroborated that unsaturated overload protects cardiac morphology.
Single cell analysis corroborated that elevated levels of PERP protein positively influenced the transcription level of MDM2, which was p53 dependent.
This additional analysis corroborates that the tract lengths of COs and NCOs are drastically different.
This analysis corroborates that RNA polymerase occupancy is a better predictor of transcriptional activity than of transcript abundance.
These genomic regions were also identified by a landscape genomic analysis, corroborating that certain genomic regions with underlying SNPs are influenced by defined environmental variables.
This analysis corroborates that PGP effects were independent of quantitative root colonization and genotype and might be influenced by bacterial PGP traits such as production of IAA and ACC deaminase activity as exemplified by Long et al.
The results of Western blot analysis corroborated with that of the transcript analysis.
